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Fuel line clip PN?

Dave98XLT

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Can anyone tell me where to source replacement fuel line clips for an 98 SOHC Explorer? The look like a metal C shaped clamp. There are two at the fuel filter and two more on top of the fuel tank at the pump. They are totally ate up by rust.
 



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If you don't want to order the clips, most auto parts stores stock these kinds of clips, but they're kept behind the counter, so you have to ask. I try to stay away from Dorman stuff whenever possible (sometimes you have no choice).
 






Here is a picture of it, none of those above seem to quite match...

ford fuel line clip.jpg
 












Hey, a bit late but i was searching for this for a while now and found this part:

FOAZ9A317B Clip,Line Fuel

Seems to be the correct size and i now wait for the delivery. Will update as soon as possible.
 






I was wondering why is there so much rust on your clips, bracket and steel lines?
I just did my fuel filter on the 97' SPORT and took this picture:
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Here is a picture of it, none of those above seem to quite match...

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Whew, Dave, I think you will have problem with your brake lines fairly soon. That rust is enough that before long the lines will have to be replaced. I would start now on hunting replacements, or making new ones from Nicopp brake line tubing.
 






I was wondering why is there so much rust on your clips, bracket and steel lines?
I just did my fuel filter on the 97' SPORT and took this picture:
7gx3O6Ch4QI4hR4iFhr05am-t0Gig_x1OHriBu2la4z5JyaoCfNg_oNrq-3xm1POOgsn7W3J37X-QKaqAPnGDIlX5KgtId2XUP0jcStwnt-bWTEdDEAl5QhvmzreU_csB99BKUVcjExMlHJlK1Q0mDjYSdU_JH5y0Zyh1y05FkuX1pzmElx2CXgL3R0bGDAtC0A_ZBBrQXODZUCuwJiAjIhFvUiGQ8BHoSoMeIKrbJPBtRkgs2Wqzk1hcEwiMV1yRRCpJoJZtc6_NitpCC84gdc-tvpsh38qoDa3-asYf6zfus56KuPG_HXO_8enyc_WRur7CVR7jBS1pVfqGRoWrM39PyVATHyM78sArPPn27auSjfucWBMCbxhvDlS5wLVi8xPlMTi_degcvgA8VizD_N9W7oX1YZcUMN8jtcfMN2LrU-wUNLNYIERe5qIXo4NZdhopu_6LA3CgK1RCXXyBgMBoMTetzLEaN3tPTziQSe-r7-x0JNOxfl3lJarr9NRb16vmGEZUCH_iRzdwRGSpZfgWUhsmzCZnfKhRw24tgy-pfKFLa-oF28jsDMW8LZJdz5rssVzelT4-RtiA5DUwUgKVI2mRuWHM3GV9K1tpfiWYaRXpeSljmOBRIt6Bm1CVHGpqvbV3iscF-gSdSej9tXlR6J7g5k=w1263-h947-no
You haven't been in Upstate NY ever :lol:.
Whole parts of cars and trucks just rot away. I've replaced every metal line in my explorer. The fuel lines thankfully are made of Stainless Steel. They discolor a bit but they will never corrode.

Even the damn torsion bar rotted and snapped.
 






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